Sentence examples for between the previously defined from inspiring English sources
Novel clades representing hybrid enzymes between the previously defined classes are well distinguishable in this reconstruction.
A mismatch between the previously defined concept of IC and the reality of the services provided in the facilities was highlighted.
The range of the movement (ROM) was calculated as the difference in helical angle between the previously defined start and stop of the movement.
A subsequent update reported that after adjusting for clinical variables, there were no gene expression differences between the previously defined age groups [ 11].
A one-way ANOVA was used to compare means and standard deviations between the previously defined groups of prolonged and normal labour.
This solution was selected as it provided better conceptual distinction between the previously defined components of sharing of emotions and experiences, cognitive improvement, group learning, difficulties in open expression and relationships.
To test this influence, we decreased the areas A n−dir by adding another radius halfway between all of the previously defined r n and recalculated impact densities from the ballistic simulations.
The identification of sequences corresponding to a region between AKQ and AKS suggests that the previously defined boundary of AKQ (corresponding to an orthologue of At5g28897) [ 10] may have been incorrect, with this block extending to an orthologue of A5g30510.
There is an additional small collinear segment between AKO and AKL, corresponding to sequences anticipated to have been positioned between AKO and AKP, suggesting that the previously defined boundary of AKO (corresponding to an orthologue of At4g04995) [ 10] may have been incorrect, with this block extending to an orthologue of A4g05460.
One common link between apoptosis and immune responses in mammary gland is the previously defined role for LIF and Stat3.
Increasing interest in gene expression profiling between hippocampal subfields has suggested a molecular basis underlying the previously defined anatomic subregions of the hippocampus (112).
